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what she says: i'm fine

what she means: saiki actually does care about teruhashi and that is made clear multiple times in the series, especially season two. specifically the passing out scene - if he didn't truly care he could have walked away long before it happened, but he was *watching* her. he can't tell the future (in most cases) so you cannot say he had a vision of her passing out. he was studying her beforehand. he knew something was going to happen. and even a day before she passed out, he still kept an eye on her in the crowd. even if he didn't know she'd pass out, he still stayed to watch what would happen. he's made it abundantly clear that if he doesn't care for something, he's not curious about it. you cannot argue that curiosity is the only reason he stayed. he didn't even give his regular excuse of "i got dragged into it" because he didn't. he watched, he saw, he cared. and the mixer episode; he dragged the three mixer guys away, even after making sure that teruhashi had a good time. when she thought to herself about wanting saiki there even if he'd lowkey be a buzzkill, saiki was touched by that. TOUCHED BY THAT. you don't get touched by someone you don't care about. you would just find them annoying. even if he doesn't like her romantically, he cares for her (and all his other friends) despite denying it time and time again.

#the disastrous life of saiki k.#saiki kusuo #teruhashi kokomi #saiki x teruhashi #im crying.#i know this is all over the place i just.#and he willingly brought her on a date>?????? just the two of them ??!?!????#he could have brought his other friends!!!! and she would have been like >:/ typical #it wouldn't have been out of the ordinary!!#im crying #i guess u could say he only wanted to deal with one nu #nusiance

When Deer Aren’t So Dear

This post comes from Archives Specialist, James. While working with a researcher, he found some interesting records that relate to the deer population in the Grand Canyon National Park. Turns out over the years, they had become a nuisance, eating decorative flowers and jumping in and out of hotel windows.

Because of this, the Park began to “direct control” the deer population, tag and transplant other deer, and monitor the overall health of deer in the Park.

Images from our records show the trapping and tagging of a deer and the fetal development of young deer found inside of does who were pregnant when they were killed.

Come check more of the National Park Service records we hold here at the National Archives at Riverside! For further research into conservation at the Grand Canyon National Park, please visit: https://www.npca.org/parks/grand-canyon-national-park

Series: Central Subject Files, 1919 - 1981. Record Group 79: Records of the National Park Service, 1785 - 2006 (National Archives Identifier 1532654).

Item: Letter from Victor Patrosso, Manager of the El Tovar Hotel to M. R. Tillotson, Superintendent of the Grand Canyon National Park, 3/26/1928. File Unit: N1427 Deer. Series: Central Subject Files, 1919 - 1981. Record Group 79: Records of the National Park Service, 1785 - 2006. (National Archives Identifier 27753710).

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